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<@U5P82S230>: one more newbie question. is there a...
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z
@agartha: one more newbie question. is there a way to create a local instance for offline development?
k
If you use the framework provided by graphcool here https://github.com/graphcool/framework there is a command "gc local up" which will let you create a local environment via docker
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type "gc local" to view all the commands available
Make sure you have docker installed first 🙂
a
You need docker and docker-compose.
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t
hey aren’t you the dude that wrote “fuck clojure” lol
a
Where?
t
this was referred to OP not you lol, i thought you wanted to know about the post
a
Nvm, it's late...
But I would like to say 🎉 @zcaudate for saying it 😄
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z
@Tavo yes. it cleared up quite a few things for me
@Kat thanks. I'll take a look at it
r
@agartha i was able to get the local graphcool cluster up and running, but i dont understand where to go from here. how do i run a playground against my local instance to check how things are working ? If i open http://localhost:60000 on my machine, it says resource not found.
any help would be appreciated 🙂
t
@rhishikeshj there is a command 
invoke-local
look into that
r
@Tavo Thanks for your suggestion. But I dont actually have a function which i want to invoke locally. I just wanted to know how to do a deploy of a local graphcool project.
To anyone who is reading this, the way to actually fix this is start from a new project with 
graphcool init && graphcool local up && graphcool deploy
This ultimately deploys the graphcool services locally and you can launch a playground against it. What I was doing was starting from a project which was exported from the Graph.cool console in the browser. Maybe there’s an extra step involved when deploying exported projects locally
@agartha @Tavo @Kat Is there a way to check out the graphcool project on another system and run it locally there ? Currently when i try to run an existing local deploy project, i get an error saying 
<project-id> was not added to the <mailto:test@test.org|test@test.org> account
k
try "gc deploy -i"
it will let you choose a new deployment location
r
@zcaudate can you give this a try ?
z
@rhishikeshj cool
it worked
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